Moorad,
You recently wrote:
"I strongly believe that the notion of a God outside our spacetime is
not derivable by any human thought. It is a waste of time for everyone
to entertain such a notion and may indicate the state of mind of those
who profess it."
But what if the Creator, in his wisdom, decides to underwrite his word
with specific evidences of his being and sovereignty, on the reasonable
understanding that those created in his image - and who love him -
would, at the time appointed, find them, and desire to share them with
others?
Clearly, you strongly reject the very possibility - and for good measure
seriously question the compos mentis of its proponents! But on what
rational grounds?
May I suggest that something better than mere 'hunch' is demanded, for
as you must know, the evidence supporting the proposition is really very
strong - and its emergence at this time, most apposite.
Vernon
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